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Re:Criticizing Hare language approach for generic data struc... by BaculumMeumEst on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @10:24AM (#31260866)
> And those people _will_ (re)implement all the things that you want a language to have (database connections, networking libraries, (de)serialization libraries, etc.). And these things, which can be performance/security-critical, will be impacted by the issues people are pointing out.

This language is only available on platforms where you are free to choose whatever software you want. If you think a Hare program is insecure, don't use it.

Re:Criticizing Hare language approach for generic data struc... by jmmv on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @10:58AM (#31261395)
What happens when your financial institution or your doctor, whose IT departments run Linux on their servers to handle your personal data, install such insecure software?
Re:Criticizing Hare language approach for generic data struc... by BaculumMeumEst on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @11:19AM (#31261727)
The same thing that happens when they use any other insecure software.
Re:Criticizing Hare language approach for generic data struc... by ncmncm on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @10:59AM (#31261400)
Usually we like for replies here to reply what the person above wrote.